Lodi High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Lodi, OH)

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deena POs -yaHilllop Ethos RE = THE JUNIORS Has Lodi got class! What class? The Junior Class!!! That's right. The Junior Class, which is one of the go-gettin'est classes on record, shows a marked spirit of agressiveness and ability. They pride themselves especially on their representation in every extra- curricular activity—-and justly so. This class has also maintained a high scholastic standing, partly because of good-natured competition, and part- ly because they are just naturally endowed with what it takes. The fol- lowing have participated in the annual scholarship and commercial contests: Walter Bowman, Grace Seeley, Edna Addis, Sara Funk, William Grannis, Mary Alice Snell, Harold Garberich, Laura DeVoe, Jack Sommer, Dorothy Oswald, James Peterson, Mary Stancin, Dorothy Mace. Several of. these competed in the district tests at Kent also. This class, which started as a group of twenty-three bewildered and bewildering six year olds, has gradually increased in size until it now numbers forty-eight. Of these, ten are from Lafayette. In their Freshman year--with their high school careers just begun, they elected as their president, William Grannis. In their Sophomore year they elected Grace Seeley, and this year they again displayed their sound judgment by electing Walter Bowman. There are two outstanding events in the life of every Junior —- the Junior class play and the Junior-Senior banquet. This year's play, Girls Will Be Boys , was well directed by Miss Dorothy Tittle and it potently displayed the dramatic talents of the cast. Although the promis yet to come, there have been rumors that.it is to be the best one in years. In the social life of the school, the Juniors certainly do not take a back seat. In art, the outstanding exponents are: Wayland Fetzer, Harold Garberich, Dorothy iace, Helen Gyure, Alex Czeiter; in athletics -- Junior Jamison, Charles Rice, Harold Chapman, Jack Schaeffer; and in music-Grace Seeley, Dorothy Mace, Vivian Gossard, Gusti Winkler. The Junior class has also been well represented in oratory, debate, dramatics, and many clubs. If you doubt it, just glance through this book and see for yourself. Are you convinced? REMINISCENCES Edna Addis —- Hey Dot! Do I have an inspiration for my debate speech ! Ruth Alexander -- Silence is golden. Shirley Bell -- Hurry with that Latin! Alberta Bloch -- Bride of Quietness Walter Bowman —- Blue eyes and blonde hair--you've got somethin' there ! Harold Chapman -- Nice sax quartette, isn't she? Betty Curry — Oh, that red hair Alex Czeiter -- Meditative Artist. Laura DeVoe -- More fun Irene Dearth -- Oh gee! Lenore Falconer -— Heroine of the Yale-Princeton game. Wayland Fetzer -- Just call me Dauntless, Star, or Hot-shot. 25

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a ee G -ppHilllop Echoes ae io) LAURA DEVOE - Lolly - Dramatic Club 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Girl Reserves 1, 2,°3; Glee Club 1, 2; 35 Mixed Cho— TUS Dae gets HELEN GAYNOR - Blondie - -— Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3. GLOYD WHITE - Whitey - - Airplane Club 3. IRENE DEARTH - Frin - Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Girls' Athletic Association 3. ALYCE UNANGST - Ally - Girl Res- erves 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus Zp aoe LENORE FALCONER - Red — Glee Club 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Girls' Ath- letic Association 3. MARJORIE HASTINGS - Marge - - Glee Club, 1, 92, S3stixede Choris) .uoemss Girls! Athletic Association 3. JACK SCHAEFFER - Schaeff - -— Base- ball; Varsity 3.

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oes gee oe epHilltop Echoes Ress Phyllis Fuller — Gee, county orchestra is fun! Sara Funk -- Best business manager in town! Harold Garberich —- Just call me Lightning Helen Gaynor -- She's a good basketball guard. Charles Gorey -- I don't know. Leroy Gorey -- Ditto Vivian Gossard -- The grapevine system personified } d eet Bill Grannis -- I sure like to go to LeRoy - (Scout Band, a oe ya' know) ey Marian Grimm -—- Do I like Dairy—Dell ' Helen Gyure -—- Did you see my new clarinet? Wayne Hall -- Gentlemen prefer blondes-—-especially one. Var jorie Hastings —- Whiz! Here I was ! | Georgia Hutton -- Those noon strolls are invigorating ! Junior Jamison -- Did you see me make that basket? Eleanor Lutsch -- I met such a loquacious person she left me speechless. Dick Leatherman -—- I got China on my radio last night ! Margaret Lowrey -- Have you got your French? Dorothy Mace -—- Did ya' notice that my hair's turning slightly pink? Anne Nomisnick —- A whiz—diz in shorthand. Dorothy Oswald -—- Miss Malcolm Campbell James Peterson -— Oh boy! Can I type!! Rose Reynolds -—- I was a bridesmaid. Charles Rice -- This basketball stuff is hard on my night life. | Jack Schaeffer —— Likewise ! Grace Seeley -- She can cook, boys--believe it or not! | Dick Sewell -—- History? Oh, I slept through that. Wary Alice Snell -- Eat at John's Jack Sommer -——- Do I like French !! Mary Stancin -- How do you like my type (ing)? Stephana Stancin -—- Don't you like my curls? Herschel Taylor -- Cute but not good looking! Alyce Unangst -- How much shorthand have you for today? Gloyd White -—- Air-minded. Ruth Wilson -—— Wish I could type ! Gusti Winkler -- Oh, there goes a test tube ! ! Grace Egner — Can she cook? Various classes have afforded great pleasure during the years, fr'- instance: Miss Garbison -—- Report to detention hall for two hours tomorrow. Miss Hutton —— You will write out all the questions from now on. Mr. Cochran -- Go slowly at first, girls! Mr. Hurd — Let's get down to work now, boys (after a certain visitor left class) Miss Tittle — Jack, vous etes un parasseux Mr. Heim -—- It's actually an example of ......... Mr. Blain — Alright, let's get quiet i Mr. Bowland -- The longest way home is the sweetest. Mr. Graff -- I'll give you an A this time but you really deserve 77??? Mr. White -—- Such radical ideas Mrs. Behnke — At last I've found a true English class. Miss Mowrey -—- Did you bring your excuse? Miss Baumann — Well, I don't know about that. | Mr. Mosher — Gee I'm a terrible coach--my team lost a game this year.